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cold
Winter Archive — A rough winter.
Litchfieid winter 2015 archive >

astronomy: pictures of aurora taken in Litchfield CT
Solar activity manifested in its most beautiful form. The aurora of 2004 photographed under dark skies in the town of Litchfield.
Aurora feature story >

Life in the country has its rewards and its challenges. Since we use "have a heart" relocation techniques, why not snap a picture while saying goodbye?
Mouse of the month>

milkweed
Summer Archive — the colors of warmth.
Litchfield summer photos >

View the Spring 2009 archive.
Litchfield Spring Photo Archive>

daffodil
A LONG WINTER.
Our archive of last winter.>

squirrel
Winter archive — 2009.
A cold Litchfield winter >

lunar eclipse
The Skies of Litchfield. Find out what's up there and how to locate it.
No telescope? Check out our list of viewing events in Connecticut where the public is welcome.
The Skies of Litchfield >

daffodil
SPRING FLOWERS IN LITCHFIELD.
A hillside display of narcissus in Northfield. The current stage is DONE.
Narcissus Planting>

Fall Archive — the 2008 foliage.
Litchfield fall foliage >

hawk
Late Winter Archive — the dead of winter.
Litchfield late winter photos >

Spring in Litchfield

May 6, 2017 Small.
flowers.

April 22, 2017 Bloom.
Blooms.

April 20, 2017 Bloom.
Blooms.

p>April 10, 2017 The full moon (with Jupiter to the righ) shines through some high clouds.
Full moon and Jupiter.

April 9, 2017 Warmer, gentler weather finally arrives.
Robin.

April 6, 2017 A colorful sunset foreshadows storms to come.
Sunset.

March 24, 2017 Some melting has begun.
Melting snow.

March 21, 2017 All but the smallest ponds remain relatively ice-free, despite very winter-like temperatures..
Snowstorm.

March 20, 2017: Spring arrives.

March 14, 2017 A late season nor-easter brings a foot and a half of new snow.
Snowstorm.

March 1, 2017 Another unually warm air mass, having melted any remaining ice, gets pushed out by a cold front.
Cold front clouds.

February 24, 2017 Despite an extended warm spell, with temperatures over 60 degrees, the lake ice holds on — just barely.
Last ice.

Continue reading from the Winter in Litchfield archive >

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